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  1. Totally (dark comedy) =

    Totally dark, totally comedy.

    Totally true.

    For Halloween…

    Scientist In Remote Antarctic Outpost Stabs Colleague Who Told Him Endings of Books He Was Reading

    msn.com | 10/29/2018

    A scientist in a remote outpost in Antarctica plunged a kitchen knife into his colleague because he was fed up with the man telling him the endings of books, say investigators.

    Sergey Savitsky, 55, and Oleg Beloguzov, 52, were avid readers to pass the lonely hours during four harsh years together.

    But Savitsky became angry after Beloguzov kept telling him the endings, it is alleged.

  2. Huh. Could’ve sworn I posted this earlier; even remember editing the post to tweak it. But it disappeared. Oooh-h-h! [Count Floyd voice] Maybe I accidentally deleted the post after viewing it. (Yup: the “Delete” button is right next to the “Cancel” button, if one changes one’s mind about an edit …. My bat.)

    Halloween dark humor —

    But, true story:

    Scientist in Remote Antarctic Outpost Stabs Colleague Who Told Him Endings of Books He Was Reading
    msn.com | 10/29/2018

    A scientist in a remote outpost in Antarctica plunged a kitchen knife into his colleague because he was fed up with the man telling him the endings of books, say investigators.

    Sergey Savitsky, 55, and Oleg Beloguzov, 52, were avid readers to pass the lonely hours during four harsh years together.

    But Savitsky became angry after Beloguzov kept telling him the endings, it is alleged.

  3. “Whatcha reading, there, dude?

    “Lady Chatterley’s Love -err -r-r -rrr- rrr -rrrr … ”

    “The Man in the High Castle – ar -ar – ar- ar – ar – argh h”

    “Who Need A House in Hackensack-ack-ack-ack-ack?”

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